Passing JVM Arguments to the Server


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Passing JVM Arguments Upon AMS Server Startup

This topic describes tasks and tools related to managing the AMS server.

Passing JVM Arguments Upon AMS Server Startup

AMS supports passing standard JVM arguments upon AMS server startup. The following example sets the AMS server's starting and maximum heap sizes to 1GB and 2GB, respectively, where each JVM argument requires a separate -J:

ams-server -J -Xms1g -J -Xmx2g

Other standard JVM arguments, including those preceded with -X or -verbose are also supported. Describing JVM arguments is beyond the scope of this Guide.